Untitled 11

This work reads like a metropolis remembered through weather and electricity—an intricate mosaic of block-like marks that compresses architecture into pure cadence. A cool dominance of ultramarine and cyan is punctured by ember reds, suggesting human heat and urgency flickering within an otherwise nocturnal expanse. The composition breathes in layered bands, where density and blur alternate like signal interference, turning the city into a living system of transmissions rather than a fixed place. In that oscillation between legibility and abstraction, the painting proposes urban life as both shelter and overload: a radiant grid that promises connection while quietly dissolving the self into pattern.